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Who Are You?: Patrick Wilson
Where Are You?: Seattle (Ballard), WA What Are You?: not yet fully engaged with life, but still hopeful, making headway What do you make?: photographs, poloroid transfers, lots of pasta What do you love?: Sara, sons Liam and Graham, Olympic Nat'l Park, a paid off car, light, space, perspective, introspection, someone who listens What do you hate?: malls, asphalt, anti-spliff mentality, hypocritical Puritans, expensive car maintenance for basic parts What do you listen to?: Yo La Tengo, The Gourds, Chet Baker live in Bologna, JGB, Damien Jurado, kexp.org online or in the car What do you watch?: dvd's, GlennGary GlennRoss for starters, not much TV, Shine, Dogtown and Z Boys... What do you drink?: Fat Tire, Red Hook, Maritime brews, Bushmill's What do you smoke?: approx. 1 American Spirit a month What do you take?: a little too much, but none for granted, need to give more back What do you believe in?: God, women (esp. after two births), there's more good than evil circulating the world, the globe is warming, the USA will not be the lone superpower indefinitely, that it will be cheap one day to drink ocean water (salt from water, whats the problem, why so expensive folks?) When We Were 16 Where were you?: Chicago, ILWhat were you?: a quiet, sports loving boy without a clue What did you wear?: brand named, human billboard clothes that were too stiff, then lots of sweaty t-shirts and tube socks What did you listen to?: all classic rock, and The Police(in 1983) What did you watch?: MASH, Archie Bunker, can't recall much else What did you love?: sports, still a few more years till I cared deeply about any girls What did you hate?: that was a strong word at that age What did you drink?: cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap beer What did you smoke?: What did you take?: Time and life for granted, of course What did you want to be?: that was the problem and still is, chipping around the green but not getting closer to the cup Who did you fight?: Who/What did you believe in?: Where did you go?: 7-11, YMCA for hours, the pool. Simple pleasures What did you learn?: my dad should have noticed his son was not suited for the business world, not forced a tie on him, and let him pursue more artistic endeavors, like I am now after all the schooling is over |